What Do You Need For Measurement?
TL;DR If you are not sure what you are trying to measure, you will likely measure it wrong. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course…
Category: BBST Foundations
Definition Of Measurement
TL;DR Let’s give the definition of measurement. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by Rebecca Fiedler, Cem Kaner, and James Bach. Measurement…
Why We Measure In Software Testing
TL;DR When we do something, it is essential to know why we do that activity. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by…
Measurement In Software Testing Is Important But Hard
TL;DR One of the hardest questions that software testers should answer is How much testing have we completed, and how well have we done it? [Cem Kaner, J.D., Ph.D.. http://kaner.com/]…
Take Me To The Sequence
TL;DR To test everything, we would have to test every possible sequence through the program. Here is why this is not possible. The post is aligned with the Black Box…
Take Me To The Path
BBST Foundations, Uncategorized
TL;DR People consider software testing boring and cheap. Let’s prove them wrong by taking you to a direct graph journey. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing…
What Is Common For Gambling And Software Testing
TL;DR This post explains combinations. The most popular usage of combination in daily life is the lottery. Let see what lottery and software testing have in common. The post is…
Test Everything, The Variables
TL;DR Here we explain why it is not possible to test every possible input to every input, output, and intermediate variable. The post is aligned with the Black Box…
To Test Everything, You Would Have To
TL;DR We give concrete examples of what does it mean to do a complete testing. The post is aligned with the Black Box Software Testing Foundations course (BBST) designed by…
Why Is Complete Testing Not Possible
TL;DR In the previous post, 100% Code Coverage Myths, we stated that complete code coverage does not mean complete testing. We extend this further by saying that complete testing is…
